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IN my opinion, yes. If you make something public (publishing) you
cannot pick & choose who will use that idea or those data.
Similarly you cannot have back a gift once given. <br>
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Cheers -- Mike<br>
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On 22/05/2012 05:12, fatima zuhra wrote:
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<p>I want to ask a question. If some scholar's work is
published, can anyone use that work for a developmental
project without the scholar's permission? Even the
supervisor of the scholar?</p>
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